Premium 9L Air Water Fire Extinguisher for Class A Fires - Effective, Safety First, Australian Standard Compliant, Quality Construction.
9L Water Fire Extinguishers are essential for fire safety in homes, offices, and workplaces. Designed for Class A fires involving solid flammable materials, such as textiles, wood, and paper, these extinguishers provide effective protection. It is crucial to follow safety guidelines and avoid using water extinguishers on electrical fires to prevent harm. Compliant with Australian Standard 1841.2, these extinguishers meet strict quality and safety standards, ensuring reliability when needed. With a focus on quality construction, these fire extinguishers offer long service life and peace of mind. Always be prepared for emergencies with a water fire extinguisher that is pressurized and ready for immediate use. Regular maintenance is key to ensuring optimal performance and readiness. Prioritize safety with a premium water fire extinguisher that provides effective fire protection.
- Class A Fires: Water Fire Extinguisher designed for class A fires, suitable for solid flammables like textiles, wood, and paper. Do not use it on electrical fires.
- Australian Standard Compliant: Meets Australian Standard 1841.2 for construction materials, design, and colour coding. Ensures quality and safety standards are met.
- Quality Construction: Made with durable materials for long service life. Offers effective protection against fires and peace of mind.
- Always Ready: Pressurized cylinder design with valve, hose, and nozzle for quick and easy use in emergencies. Must be routinely maintained for optimal performance.
- Safety First: Prioritize safety with a reliable and ready-to-use water fire extinguisher. Be prepared for small fires and ensure a safe escape route.
- Fire Rating: 3A
- Approvals: AS/NZS1841.2
- Activfire Certified: Yes
- Bracket: Wall
- Cylinder Construction: Stainless Steel
- Cylinder Finish: Powder-Coated Red
- Product Dimensions: 638mmx180mm
- Carton Dimensions: 190x190x650mm
- Gross Mass: 12.2kg
- Handle Finish: Stainless Steel
- Hose/Horn: Yes
- Single Units: Yes
- Valve Finish: Brass
- Valve Stem: Stainless Steel
9L Air Water Fire Extinguisher
Water fire extinguishers use either a cartridge attached to the extinguisher, which is filled with pressurized gas, or pressurize the entire water container. When using a water fire extinguisher, you should be sure to keep a good hold on the hose, and always direct the stream of water at the base of the fire. Never use water fire extinguishers on electrical or grease fires. They may actually spread the fire in the case of burning oil (such as a kitchen fire) and there's a risk of electrocution when water comes into contact with an electrical fire.
Where to Use Water Fire Extinguishers?
- Water fire extinguishers are used for fires caused by textiles, coal, wood, cardboard, paper and fabrics.
Common buildings that need water fire extinguishers are:
- Schools
- Hospitals
- Office Buildings
- Apartments
- Shops
How to Use Water Fire Extinguishers?
- The way in which water fire extinguishers work is by having a cooling effect on the fire’s fuel, taking away the heating element required to keep the fire burning. This causes the fire to burn much slower and ultimately, results in the flames being put out and fire being extinguished.
Where to store Water Fire Extinguishers?
- Water fire extinguishers need to be placed next to the exits on floors that have been identified as class A fire risks during your latest first risk assessment.
Water fire extinguishers are appropriate for ordinary types of fires, involving materials like fabric, paper, wood, and other common burnable. They're not effective on fires of other classes, including liquids, kitchen fires, and flammable gases.
Water fire extinguishers use either a cartridge attached to the extinguisher, which is filled with pressurized gas, or pressurize the entire water container. When using a water fire extinguisher, you should be sure to keep a good hold on the hose, and always direct the stream of water at the base of the fire. Never use water fire extinguishers on electrical or grease fires. They may actually spread the fire in the case of burning oil (such as a kitchen fire) and there's a risk of electrocution when water comes into contact with an electrical fire.